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Title: Cyclopædia of obstetrics and gynecology, 10
Creator: Grandin, Egbert H
Publisher: New York : W. Wood & Company
Sponsor: University of Toronto
Contributor: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Date: 1887
Vol: 10
Language: eng
Description: [I-V] A practical treatise on obstetrics, by Dr. A. Charpentier ... Tr. under the supervision of, and with notes and additions by Egbert H. Grandin: v. 1. Anatomy of the internal and external genitals, menstruation and fecundation, normal pregnancy and labor.--v. 2 The pathology of pregnancy.--v. 3. The pathology of labor, the uses of ergot.--v. 4. Obstetric operations, the pathology of the puerperium.--[V] Gynecological diagnosis, general gynecological therapeusis, by R. Chrobak. Electricity in gynecology and obstetrics, by Egbert H. Grandin.--VI-VII. A hand-book of general and operative gynecology, by Dr. A Hegar and Dr. A Kaltenbach ...v. VIII. Diseases of the ovaries, by R. Olshausen.--v. IX. Diseases of the female mammary glands, by Th. Billroth. New growths of the uterus, by A. Gusserow.--v. X. Diseases of the female urethra and bladder, by F. Winckel. Diseases of the vagina, by A. Breisky
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This is a good example of eutrophication. It looks kind of cool, but it's very unhealthy for the ecosystem depending on the body of water. The next day, I went back to this site and the park staff had started to cut all these plants out of the stream so it could flow as water again.
Eutrophication is an increase of nutrients in the water, which SOUNDS like a good thing, but it encourages the growth of algae and plants, which eventually cover the surface of the water, and block the oxygen from getting in. The fish and other organisms die from lack of oxygen, fertilizing the plant growth. Over a long period of time, a pond or lake could turn into a swamp and then a meadow. This is a natural process that happens regardless of human interference. But people cause this process to happen more rapidly and more frequently because of the laundry detergents we use (phosphorus) and the fertilizers we use (nitrogen). These elements wash into our water systems and hasten eutrophication. Hope I have that little science lesson right. LOL
Taken at Van Saun Park, Paramus, NJ.
Home of Te Waihou or Blue Spring, Putaruru, Waikato, New Zealand. Source of Coca Cola brands Pump and Kiwi Blue.
The bridge is near the start of a 1.5 hour walking path along the stream, access from Lesley Road.
just finished a little experiment/project. thanks to the php-wizardry of christian it was a matter of minutes to set up the functionality. the site uses simplepie to parse some rss-feeds of mine. included are items of my del.icio.us feed, pictures from my flickr photostream and some short messages coming in via twitter.
the colors stand for:
orange - entertainment
blue - design/art/...
green - webdevelopment and other techstuff
pink - my flickr photostream
grayed out - twitter
some people created similar things to this and called it "lifestream" for example, documenting all online activity of a person. my attempt is different though, because i carefuly select what goes to the site and what not (i'm using special tags for this). so as a matter of fact, it's like a blog without a blog.
i'm sure it's still buggy and all that but hey it's brand new! :)
see it in action: svenellingen.com/stream